Endicott's handles both flooring and staircase work, so a remodel where new floors meet an existing or rebuilt staircase can run through one company rather than being split between separate installers. Stairs are the less common half of that pairing, since most flooring shops stop at the floor.

Greer Flooring Center has sold and installed floors for close to three decades, a locally owned business rather than a corporate storefront, though it belongs to the Flooring America buying cooperative for the warranties and product lines a small store could not stock alone. The showroom runs past 5,000 square feet, carrying carpet, hardwood, luxury vinyl, tile, and laminate from more than forty manufacturers, with an in-house design team to help homeowners and builders match materials to a room and a budget. Its crews also handle residential and commercial installation and hardwood refinishing, serving Greer, Greenville, Spartanburg, Easley, and Anderson. Reviewers return to how carefully the staff pins down a match: one customer photographed an existing floor and had a sample tile mailed out to confirm the color before ordering. Others point to refinishing on century-old hardwood and steady follow-up from selection through install.